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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
! County. ln the Circuit Court of Ohio vuuII-
t. West Virginia August Rules. -.
William g. HnudIan, udmui>irdI
tor. with the will ANNEXED, OF
Mary Helms, deceased,
sophia Helms, Thomas Helms, In CnanCcy.
Agurr prmhCrtuu. Mary Eliza
beth McCmr ami Henry Nc
iun,, hrr hrsbHud. GCOggr
Baird and K. kennedy Friend
The object OF tho above entitled suit j, tn sub.
f,rt The. real estate OF which said Mary Helms
died .pig,i aud possessed. lD.yiJ Lot No. l. in
t,ruIp, lilies addition To the city OF wheeling.
nu Wheeling Island, ia the city Of Wheeling.
Wet Virginia, To The payment OF III" debts "i
SAID Mary Helms deceased, her personal estate
being insufficient ipr SuCh purpose, and also iu
urImyIauuI ui the costs of sale aud ui ms NIi'
And II tpl,rurIug from an affidavit filed iu lhl-
t:iI,,. al ll,-r rules that the defendants Thomas
IrIms Mary Elizabeth MCIuuG AMI Henry W."
tuu,. her husband. are not residents ul the >luir
of West NigGUw. AMI they uui having been
served ,vi,h p.uyr>, Iu lhis suit on motion ui lg
ruinI laiuuu;. hy his solicitors tins oder "i Put.
HraI.uu Is catered against them. ana il b. OF
I,u..l that the aid driru 'autS, Thomas Helms
Mary Elizabeth MrCWIv and Henry Nc. un", hr'
husband urr required L. appear within "nt
mouth after ln" date of the first publication o
lais order. uui Gu what J., necessary To WnlrG
Iur.l interests IL is further ordered lhul lhl'
nllrr Dc Iub..~hgu uud VU>lcia- required 10y H'"
Wines. john " Mitchell. Clerk Of ,l!i court
Al tL,. cont House OF said cuuuty this u day u
Aupu.'. ls~-. Iu.wit. August Rule, lN~,.
JUlIN v. MITCHELL, clerk.
Published the I.r,l time August ., H..
Attest joins ". MITCHELL. clerk.
tNiusrII a CALDWELL,
au :DuNt solicitor, for Complainant.
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Choking Catarrh.

Have yul awakened from Il disturbed sleep
with all tho horrible svu.atIOnS O! M assassin
rIglyniur yuur throat ana pressing The "ir-brrath
from Your frightened chest HAY" you noticed
the mngunr and debility that succeed the effort
L. clear your thIout amt head Of Tins CHlnuh hal
matter What a depressing influence II "N"N'
upon hcmiUI. C.uuiiug the memory aid n..ng
tie head with pains and strange uuI>r-. How
dinirull il b, To TIi the nasal passages, lhnIl "li
lungs ui TIN, pul,uHOus lnuCuN al! can TESTIFY VINO
are afflicted with rHtarru. NuN difficult i"rr".
trrt the sy-i,m against llS further pr1gir7> Ia
ward. the lungs. liver ana kidneys. all rhF.
sl,ians will admit. II isa terrible disease. and
cries ont iuI relief Hui care.
The rgmaTkuhl" curative powers, when all
other remedies utterly fail, Of ~A%fuRpN EAhI-
cal CURE ARE H'lr,lrd by thousands Who grntr-
fully recommend It lu fellow sufferers. No stale
mrl' is made regarding that cannot he sub
slautial,l by lnr most respectable and reliable
references.
Each ppcE"cr contains one bottle "t the RAD,
IrAh Cl'Rr. one EgN CATARRHAL SuLNE*f, aEI
uu INtIsJytD i"HAlEg. with treats" ana hilrr.
lions. aul BE- >u.i by all druggists for slh.
POTTER nEru \ CHEMICAL co, B1srp%.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23
DRY Gib:Jl!S.


New York. AUGUST - Dry Goods
An excess of moisture Was very Interrupt
tive to business and trade w2s only tar,
thourh retailers were present IN lr"r
numbers.
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N1ynEGLlEG AND rIlTssuKG Dnispo".

NIyHEEIIEG AND PIITS5uRG Di,islua
o. rri 8rrr May - lS:5, pg's' ur'r tIE.a' ~.
rnn ~ a.iUHs- Central standard dine.
DEPARTURE.
For rIltSburg 800 H. IN, dEiIy. ~ o III, 20. );
l:i5 T.. IN. daily, aud 200 y. H. daily
For Nhh!ugton--J.D y. L., DAILY CIcOI; - -.
day.
ARRIVAL.
From pittsburg-yi0 a. m. daily NE a ~.
and C.sj y. IN, daily except SUNDAY il!n /. 'a,
daily
From Washington s nJa m. t.aily I-c'Ii ..si.
day.
g. 4. LORD, General PASSENGER Al'rI
I. V. PATTON, Sulrrtirut HItf''..H. ..
}. 7. LANE, Travelling Agent HAo'.l"g.
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ARRIvkIL.
+ HIO RIVER RAILROAD.

rimr table taking effect June @tn 'a',
Pas. u.,r tTaius win run AZ follows ..J'ssi
finn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

-. ,lairsvlllc Accommodation , u1l n .,'.. ..
EHuvsNillc Accommodation leave AI,,au. r.
80 a. N. daily.
~ ClainvIlic accommodation, lca,nS :. I...-
Ing NJ s,h 3 IN, ?uh AMI T.ufp. m. L,..sr ......
nr'lNv- at Wheeling at -, a II. ta..,. 30 a.t
. u m, daily except SuWGny.
Tram leaving ut g5D Il. M, aH. 49,. A. o..
Though Ia Cincinnati w.ti.uu ....f.. N".H
sleeper through Ia Cincinnati GA Htsuf y..n.
Columbus Accommodation Iury,a- n,...r0. %
- D. ~, Beialre At 20, =. m. t.a.iy eve. g.. ..
ddy.
Chicago Limited leaving nj ".'ru -. l-. s.r,g
INK ear Tor thIchl;u ont ~ Wheeling.
Mnuu!syl!lC Accommodation lra.,n Mp,. =
al 100 IN. and arrives at MuuuH'.I..n 81 .. O..
p. m, daily except sunday.
fHImuHi Accommodation leaves a. +! 'u y I..
Through coach from NErDltug Ia ,rr,.....t.l
dhiiy Um No :. leaving Wh..lugal y.t. 3. ..
nying ~ Cincinnati VI q MI ~
h. i q. sleeping cars on all thn0ug l.a.l.
Clos connection made t"T all puru,. -p.'a =
S0utAw'"., North and Northwest. rgsIur rn.. H
dcsiTal0" guutr for COlOusls aui p,:s.us u.uE.r..
To the X, nj west, and 10 WHOM Trr.i, a.Rr A.
ton Is gwen.
Ticket h. all principal point OF ga 81 o., -..r
Seyp.;g ear accommodations CIH Egsu,fu.. 8
Depot i."s,i once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

',uu Z. tuWmrr. survivor 81 hIm-e. and G
i'Htrr LH'r. executors ui IA" H,>l viii and
Testament ul Daniel Llug deceased, Gibson J..
irHuWr., ADMINISTRATION ct the estate ui g.. L..
un.vr LIU,, deceased, Catherine Harbour All
m.u',IgatuN OF the estate OF Joseph e. lurboUr
Gy",a.rI and Inc Jones and ---- Jones, her
husband
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l'i'II,l r,



New YORK.. August 22-l.our- Re
....,.,. .~ -al ,,.,,l,,,.s. r,uorts 30 bar
......,' .l...,...,,l.,,. r.,I,..r.,y,.,l..
,,.b.,, r....;,.,s
sales 'b."" barrels. neat "''''f'N
~. G1u bushels, exports I0I,'Hl bushels
.,n, Inf. steady and without change ri
,,......,.,.,.,. ..,,.,.t trlIiu., very moderate.
,..I I,I,,. ,I..,.
options '''l'" ""' ''''' iva
inc steady Itrr Il very h-h' Spe'"lAu"h'
s.l... I.,- uuu nrsn,l. futures and i4G.uuu
.It...,;..... y, - CLIr,uo
h"7".'' Si"' ann w ''''','
.. O., 1e,l',Tr! a.. Nd ] "'"" &c ,'"''
-5.r delivered; u"1rdrd rcd ''aoI ,r' M.
..r,.I - .,.. Va . I'D -i.-l.c. delivered
.,.r.>,. l,.f mammal. Nj. white
w. " wv. ,.., -,.,.
nominal al 500 No ''' august ''''
September ~uJ-blc riorn" at ~hsy; hr'"-
Der 7 .a~l l-lUr. closing at Size, No'rm-
hrr uomiual at ~! .r; December =" l'-I"t
Il Lite. closing at 4 &C.; May ~9,a9oc,
CLOSING az ~g-c, Jun" "u&"W-t, closing al
9I-r. C"rn-Sp"t lots hrm hat i''h'I
p"',i; "p'io"< opened 4 ~"''c lower
latter advance" .4-'' '''.,D& a'S S' ,u H.
r''p'~ ''" ''u-u',., EN ", =, , Wv, ~"
e.; sales -'7'"" n",h''7 'u'u''S t,' ,''''
noo bushels spot ' "i i" "'' ,, E yoiy%
W ,a"oig 40, Co., = g., ~, , "" =. Scn,rm-
"'''', ,a'' ~ ,i.',,', - I".r. O,,ohrr
Der ~ 49, ',o,,' t.. n %. Hnvs,nh.r 5Ola
'-''','' '','>,.' '' I,,o.,,,L.r ,n-IIlr
9, ''',', ~ ~ ,r,. - yIE,y5- rJnsns
'."'1h- Il, 81 r'' '',S mnJrr,
Il" %! g, N',7 y , ,,''U o.. " ,,n Ln"b", cr-
'i.,' active ''''' !,yn nnn L,.Ln,. mime,
ports none, s''7 $500. ,';,J ,r,,,rrr
ana i'''3' '"I 81, i'' i,a ,,,'l and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

~'TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. uIIlu COT HTI,
y TOWN.. lrl thee .r.ui. Ccu,' ct Ohio count.
West Virginia. AUH...l kulr,, lsN,.
Ada l.. Barr. vN,,I!'riN ul thu NIL
OF Robert Co. EHlI decreased In ,i..,ur.r,-
Grpn,r lmyilr and others.
The object ui this sull Is to ascertain the COM
prU-atluu due lu the late Robert g. Barr, ~
solicitor. cut Of the money In his hands ut the
time of hi, death. and mo-" ~ the hands ut his
cNvculrIN, collected lu the suit ni Mathew Mo
kuvyuy y. a. &. Curtis, lately pending in ~dh
/ court, and Tee have the conflicting claims to the
residue thereof OF Grurgr iuyill~ Thomas Boyd,
/ Andrew WHkiU, ana wilkins. his wife,
] tHrESOu MrktrNrT sud Mng.s MrkceNcr settled
under tho uulrI' uI the court, AMI the money Dis
lrIhulcd ami tHplrhrIug from an affidavit filed
. Iu H." CA'Nu u, these ruIc- that the sad Andrew
Nilklu, uuI his Wit. .uti the sail t.arLsuu Nc
. krcyur ami Nur.s NukcryrT. me uuu.r,.- IiruI-
ul the Slajrui West Nu.tum Il l. urIcr"d that
they upp,U h,'rWIth.u one month after the date
Of the i.l-i publication rI mis- uI.I and do Nsti
l. necessary ru pIu','I lh,EI Interests. IL - uI
thrr ouIr-"l lI.g This order be- published ami
posted u, us,IU..,ai hv .uw.
Nim,s-. Iuhu ". Mitchell, Clerk OF sud- count,
at the Court House Of said county, lhi, ~ du! Of
/ August, -. ln.w'1. August RUlcs lN-,.
john ". MITCHELL. Clerk
/ Published the uT-i time August 3. lNS..
Attest. joins ". NlICNFl.L, Clerk
IlESEl " RJ,-IIL. solicitor luT Complainant
| au.uHwt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

rNU@ STATE OF WILT VIRGINIA. ONO
| comfy. In tAr Circuit count OF Ohio ,ruU
E. Nv.I Virginia. August Rule. -.
Indiana Nr~Nupis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23


r.r Nt-,.r-.u,r a,,.# u.Hy i"gm.
.s..a...n. vrar I.aat ,r.y LITTLE. Is istI
Pc. ta. quality ut our foods. W"
.... Feed ru tu, 3d.. enough tn keep il.
.r... Tot q SCAR. aai aftr.N"t ','i '.r
,r.. although ms l,-. .a un better no quail
IN. fa.u the lDuL o.. d,Nuw,i, and tr les.
IN .ulnt.l, and u llr pr".uu-l"@ p""'l.
rr.. raulm,nt ON nhj,h h.r may "r ~'7.
.....G audi health and '.-or maintained
..,.. N,. r,r mogy rhyJply purchased IN the
frrrY. flo. ..rf, meal OF wheat Hour than 40
.b,. ,h.ur- OF bee, or mutton. IHcr"
.. Rad doubt sr r..t roo much ur>h
.u.i rao little vegetable food. The
,.... m turning the grain into meat is
,urnuu.. and the added waste IA turning
r....l into dv-Dyrtl, mortality Is also ru"t-
...u.. do not mean To Doe understood
.a.,i ..r should eat mo- meat. but 'hat We
f.r.t rat less meat The due proportion
of animal ruud hats lts hyEieulc advantage 4.
.rr .ru-.,,. the magnificent bodies e. the
....r.... or luIir. who abstain from eating
.r..a tu.-lJrr tine hardy, thrifty scotch
.r..n uu.id zap largely ON uat meat with AN
.........a,I brtlruv. Flesh food ~ good
.rI particularly good iar our .tav'n%
..ar.a, people. who Wear themselves oar
..,... -nyr prime. hut like every "tnr,
....G .ru uf Providence, 1t lr hyn'"'''i
AI,nu-.i harmful when abused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

TOLEDO, a., August 22-Wheat
Firm; cash aud August Tlr, September
1jc; October 1Gyc; December ir Corn
Dull and steady; cash ll,r. oats Tn
changed. Glover Sped--Quiet and lower
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

CINrINHATL August 22--Cotton
quiet, middIing glgir Flour quiet
family - lId 20. fancy s. GUl& 50
Whct-Easier; 30. ; red 1.i!a1lc; II.
rcipts i, 900 bushels; shipments 500 bush
els. Corn In liberal supply; No = mixed
i5ai1lc, oats Weaker; No. = mixed 27!a
2-r. Rye in good demand; No " iuiJ5lc
Pork Steady At SO 90 lard-Quet al
= 80. Eulk Meats In good demand
short ribs l. 60. Bacon Firmcr; short
ribs s. ~: short clear - &7l Whisky
Steady; sales LIS barrels Of finished
goods on 4 basis ol 81 %, Butter-- Easy;
fancy creamery 2Ta!sr; extra creamery -
a2or; choice dairy lst2Ur. I.inseri Oil
Steady at l!allc. Sugar In fair demand.
hard refined GtaG -c: yellow liable. Cheese
In fair demand and firm, small full
cream llal@c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

duce exchange to-dy the butter market
was easier At l-a25!c for creamery and
pose for dairy. Eggs-Firm at llial5c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-Flour-
Fresh ground old wheat scarce and firm:
new winter dull. Nheat-Steady but
quiet; No. , red August 7gaTgtc; Srptrm-
Der '93a'9ir; October -lasl tc; November
H2fIN24r. COm--Cor lots quiet but steady;
futures neglected aud nominal; 80. > mix
ed, on tTri,, grain depot aud elevator
disc; No. : mixed August 5Oaj2c; Sep
trmbrr 1Oa5lac; October igla5Oc Nuyem-
Der l9.a'D-c. Oats Spot Il shade timer;
new No. &white 32u e. no : white Ia3lr;
futures highEr and IN fair demand; No. >
white August &3,a&llc; September 3lla
SAC; October &III3lic; November 35sa
35,c Provisions - In lair iobbug demand
and steady. Lard-Rrtiued s. 25as 10;
steam = Ooa7 IL Eutcr-Quiet and
easier; creamery extra 2iaa2Ir: western
factory I5Il7r. Eggs Firm aud active;
western lirstS lNr. Cheese quiet and els
Ter; Ohio Hats, lulllllc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

Do 1a- ask iar % .ess ct Su/BDDNI .
power,
Just talk 10 lady Tor half Oh hour;
I,her breath i$swee;, II her teetharc white,
Ithrr gums are clean, ii her gums are bright,
IthyJmOuth is pure and her teethare clean,
She uses the SOLODOET, then, We ween,
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CnnitnI Pr:zc. 2isN. coo.


Or; n. 4. isSTr1f".
~ asst !i's 'ws' - g.
Address Registered i,iI"r> II
SGE oas.ESSp. SSl;D> =. htNh
-,.U I;gI.. US, In.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-23

/ ' IT. =
Ticket Agent =. 80. !a.T-f.
JOH. Ban
Ticket Agent, uEdCr Ho!l.. i,uu.,'
JOIN Y. IA&E, IrhN. Pavr,.ElI agent.
G. IDkp. Gen. PAS AgsHt
W.. " CLEMENTS, Manager BHtti"tas... -
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-02

The Boston Commonwealth relates what it
savs is Il hitherto unpublished story of Daniel
Webster One autumn during the prevalence
OF strong northeasterly storm, Mr.. Webster,
in company with some two dozen other
sportsmcn. went TO Brant Rock to shoot
ducks. The birds were flying in considerable
numbers, but only few passed over the rock,
and consequently the prospect for fat bags
was rather slim. However. the tide Of MIR.
Webster's luck was turneI before the day
was over in the following manner: Two id
venturous s,ortsnen wers cruising in a small
boat of the rock, popping away at the birds
in lively fashion that filled the sportsmen
on the rock with envy. Suddenly flock of
about thirty braut hove in sight near the
boat, and when within range the floating gun
ners banged away into the midst Of them,
dropping several The birds, confused by the
discharge Of firearms and the loss of some Of
their number, wheeled and made directly for
the rock. As they passed over every gun was,
of course, discharged, and all but two or
three OF the flock fell upon the rock A ques-
tion that at once presented itself, of course,
was, "Who killed the bir,is.r Each one of the
twenty-fUur sportsmen was sure that at least
and as there were only some two dozen birds
in all killed, it did not look as if division OF
the spoil could be readily accomplished Mr..
Webster, however, was equal to the occasion
Assuming a mock judicial air, be addressed
the group of excited gunners: MY friends
said he, this case is easy of adjudication; I'll
buy the birds and you can divide the money
And this ruling of the court was accepted
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-02
4 Terrific Tumble.

We have given our solemn promise, un-
der all sorts Of dire threats. TO mention no
names. but it has probably been some time
since we have noticed as perceptible a
ripple Of excitement as was yesterday ere
ated by little incident which occurred on
east Main street.
Owing, no doubt, to the present wet
weather and the muddy. slippery condition
of our streets this little accident occurred,
and, while il is now laughed off as q good
joke, yet for a time it really loOded serious
for the party most interested.
We may probably as well add that the
principal in this affair is. one of the best
known citizens of Springfield, which will
make it all the more interesting to our
readers.
The tumble" above alluded 10 consists
of most wonderful reduction in the price
of our Scotch CheviOts from s33. 90 to
$500,
These goods, consisting of the very new
est and nobbiest that money can procure,
can be seen at the store of Jason w. Phil
lips, No. 80 east Main street. and, while
the "fallr is q remarkable one, let US add
the hope that the reader didn't tumble
before reading the above advertisement.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-02
LOCAL 6REViTIeS.

The Hanlons left this morning for Cleve-
land.
Read Paynter & Co.'S ad. top of this
page.
Detective Henry Danto. OF Nenia. is in
the city today OH business.
Mr. f. J. Pocock. OF Columbus, was in
the city yesterday on business.
This morning a new case of diphtheria
was reported at Sal west Liberty street.
Frank Sherman. J. s. Waugh and Franz;
Breadwell were arrested last night for loi-
tering.
The John Funk insurance case is still
dragging its weary length along in common
pleas court
The Bee Line will start next Tuesday
morning with large party of California
excursionists.
Mr.. Charles A. Wing. manager Of the
Charles T. Ellis company. was at the Ar
cade yesterday.
Miss Jennie Yeamans and her company
left this morning via the \. Y. z. 4 .. for
Meadville, Pa.
Levi Potter WAS station housed last night
on the charge Of drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct.
His. Evans was fined 81 and costs yester-
day afternoon by Judge Young for disor-
derly conduct.
Mr. Amos Miller. Mayor Kelly's efficient
clerk. was in Cincinnati yesterday. He re-
turned last night.
Mrs S. S. Arthur. of Clarinda Iowa, is
q guest of Mrs. Kate Lawrence. of No. a95
south Center street
The Band of Hope will give public en-
tertainment on the Friday evening before
Christmas. The entertainment will be free
There will be a meeting of the Y. ". c.
T. L. this (Fridav) evening. December ..
At Temperance hall. All members are
urged to be present.
This friday evening there will be So
cial at the Snow Hill Union chapel. A
good musical and literary programme has
been prepared. You can depend on having
good time.
The late Oros GrissO's umbrella was ex-
changed Thanksgiving day at Dr. j. c.
0idham's office. Will the one who has ii
please return it To 272 west Columbia
street and get his own?
Misses Maud and Nellie Heffiefinger. of
Springfield, are the guests of their aunt.
Mrs. Effie Hunter. They will be ioined In
few days by their parents and will leave
for Atlanta, Ga, where they will spend the
winter.-Urbana Citizen.
A petition is being circulated BY the cit
zens of Mac-a-cheek to have the postoffice
at that point discontinued. The Office was
created for the accommodation of Colonel
Dom Piatt. There will be blood on the
moon shortly in that meek o. the woods
Mrs. Adelis Morgan, of Mechanicsburg.
has assigned to Levi ii. Runyan for the
benefit of creditors. The property assigned
of a stock of groceries valued at
81. 800, with liabilities of aboutS l,4OO.
The assignee gave bond in the sum OF
81. 900.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-02

Beau Brummell, the glass Of fashion in his
day, died in poverty at Caen Many droll
stories are told of him. He was once met
limpinS on Bond street On being asked
what was the matter, he replied that he had
caught cold in his iavorite leg, adding: Il
left my carriage yesterday evening on my
way 10 town from the pavilion, and the int
del of n landlord put me in room with a
damp stranger"
Meeting Lady - at Ascot, he entered
into conversation with her, on which she sx-
pressed surprise that he should waste his time
ON SO questionable person. and begged him
TO think of the risk he ran of being seen.
MY dear lady," he replied, pray don't
mention il: there is no one near us"
The story of Wales, ring the bell, Brum-
nell always denied but it is quite true that
after his quarrel with the prince. on meeting
his royal highness, who was determined to
give him the dead cut, Brunmell turned to
the friend he was walking with, whom the
prince had accosted. and coolly asked
Who's your fat friend"
Brummell once borrowed $500 from . gen
tleman. Some time afterward the lender
pressed for his debt. on which Brummell de-
clared he had paid him"
Paid me-" said the gentleman, 'whenr
when" cried Brummell Indignantly.
why, when | was standing at the window
at Whites and said as you passed: All,
how do you do, Jemmyr'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-02
n. ". Aver 4 son'- American Newspaper
Animal.

n. ". Aver son'- American Newspaper
ANIMAL.
The one thing needed 10 place y. ".
Aver & Sons American Newspaper Annual
incOmparably above any work of its class
was the names of editors and publishers.
This want has been supplied in the edition
for 1887, now before us.
1t is noteworthy fact that every year
witnesses some improvement in this An
nual, either in additions to the information
contained in 1t or in the arrangement Of
the matter. Some Of the changes are the
result of experience from the daily use of
il in their own business. while others are
suggested by newspaper men OF advertisers,
and adopted by the publishers.
The edition under review has several such
additions. Besides the names of editors
and publishers noted above. Is given the
subscription price Of each paper, and street
addresses in cities Of SO. 900 inhabitants and
upward. Ii has also list OF all the edito-
rial and press associations in the country.
with the names Of their officers and time of
meeting. This list occupies about twenty
pages, and we believe II to be the first COM
plete ilSt ever puDllSneO.
The method of giving the political sta
tistics has been changed from the plan
heretofore In use, In that the vote of each
political party Is given by states and counties
instead OF simply the majorities or plu-
ralties.
In the matter of population much has
been done in the effort to bring the reports
as nearly as possible abreast with the times
-;p0 10 bo Of,
especially in some parts of the country, the
census of 1850 is of little value The GEN.
sus OF 1885 has been used in all those
states in which such census was taken.
While in the estimated population some of
the figures may be open to criticism. they
appear In the main to be approximately
correct.
Its complete and accurate catalogue of
newspapers. with all necessary information
concerning them. its admirably arranged
county lists, its elaborate county and state
descriptive headings, presenting in gazet-
teer form all the points that advertisers
need whereby judiciously to place their
contracts; its special lists of
religious and agricultural and class publ
cations, and last. but not least, its 25c pages
Of newspaper advertisements giving mass
Of valuable information concerning large
number Of journals which is necessarily ex-
cluded from the catalogue, all combine to
make the AHnHGl trusty and valuable
guide to publishers, advertisers and pus-
nessmen generally: while the care with
which 1t has been compiled, its fl ieadom
from errors, its convenient arrangement, its
beautiful Typography and handsome bind
ing render it unique in its kind.
1t is sent, carriage free for So 90 by
the publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-02
A Grand Excursion to California.

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Free tourist sleepers from Kansas City TO
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